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Originally Posted by Composure
Tend to agree with you there. At the age of fifteen, I didn't really set myself a lot of long-term goals, because I knew they were going to change because of outside influences. That being said, it's always good to have long term goals because you know what you have to do and how to get there; and if you change your mind, really high long term goals allows you to adapt to that because of the experiences you've had with your education, especially with graduate goals. Like, I knew I wanted to be a Barrister (not the coffee-maker :P), and I knew I had to achieve such and such to get there - but if I had changed my mind with those other achievements under my belt, they would help me in a big way to adapt to that change.
Good luck with your goals, mate!
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Ya, that is what i was thinking, because i had been set on computer stuff for quite awhile, but now i am starting to wonder if thats want i want to do DX.